A WARM WELCOME
TO PAWS2FREEDOM
ABOUT US
Thank you so much for taking a kind interest in our dogs and rescue projects.
Whether you are a new visitor or already part of our lovely Paws2Freedom family we are delighted to see you as we could not do what we do without our kind and much treasured supporters.
We thought that maybe you would like to know a little bit more about us…
HOW CAN I DONATE?
As you can probably imagine, a small charity like ours is entirely dependent upon donations in order to survive.
Your kind support is so very much appreciated and absolutely vital for us to continue our rescue work, advance our therapy dog service and provide the food and care all the furry paws need.
To find out more about all the different ways to donate just follow the link below.
ABOUT US
Thank you so much for taking a kind interest in our dogs and rescue projects.
We are delighted to have you as part of our lovely Paws2Freedom family as we could not do what we do without our kind and much treasured supporters.
We thought that maybe you would like to know a little bit more about us:
HOW CAN I DONATE?
As you can probably imagine, a small charity like ours is entirely dependent upon donations in order to survive.
Your kind support is so very much appreciated and absolutely vital for us to continue our rescue work, advance our therapy dog service and provide the food and care all the furry paws need.
If you would like to find out more about all the different ways to donate please follow the link below.
NEWS AND EVENTS
Welcome to Paws2Freedom. A dedicated small volunteer-based, strictly no-kill rescue charity in the UK Cornwall. Helping dogs from the UK and overseas. Our love for dogs knows no country borders and we provide a safe haven for some of the most unwanted and neglected souls. To find out more please visit our website at www.paws2freedom.org. Thank you 😊🐾💕 ... See MoreSee Less
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Beautiful picture xx
Awww lovely photo!!
That photo sums up what Paws2Freedom is all about ❤️🐾
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Hello and welcome to Paws2Freedom. To find out more we invite you to visit our website at www.paws2freedom.org . Thank you 😊🐾💕 ... See MoreSee Less
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Welcome to Paws2Freedom. A dedicated small volunteer-based, strictly no-kill rescue charity in the UK Cornwall. Helping dogs from the UK and overseas. Our love for dogs knows no country borders and we provide a safe haven for some of the most unwanted and neglected souls. To find out more please visit our website at www.paws2freedom.org. Thank you 😊🐾💕 ... See MoreSee Less
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Petition: Introduce new legal requirements for vets prior to euthanasia of dogs & cats
petition.parliament.uk
Despite changes to the RCVS Code of Conduct dogs/cats can still legally be euthanised without being scanned. In non-emergencies, we want vets to be legally required to scan microchips prior to euthana...3 CommentsComment on Facebook
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🆘🙏 HELP PLEASE!🐶 To make it easier for our lovely supporters and kind donors, we are looking to create a network across Cornwall/Devon for drop-off points for donations like blankets and dog food, for when we put shouts out for blankets, dog food, dog toys, dog crates, etc. Would you like to help? If you have a dry place to store donations until we can collect them, we'd greatly appreciate it. The information publicly available will comprise of the town and postcode. No names, addresses, emails, or phone numbers will be published. Donors will be asked to contact you directly to make arrangements to suit you both 🐾 Please message us if you can help. Thank you! 💖 x ... See MoreSee Less
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Count me in.. I already have a bag of stuff for you xx
PM'd you
We can help with this. x
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🐰🌷 HAPPY HOPPY PAWSOME EASTER TO ALL YOU WONDERFUL PEOPLE! 🌷🐰
Thank you for bearing with us in our time where we had to stay away for a bit. We are back and will update on all that happened from today onwards. Love you all! ❤️🐾x ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Easter to you both 💗💙
I’m sure Ruby would wish you a very Happy Easter too but she’s having her afternoon nap!! 😄💗🐾🐾💗
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See it all the time and it drives me nuts!! 😡
The saddest thing about this is our inability to trust human beings, whether founded or not. Don’t get me wrong I get it but what a sad world we live in when you can’t pop in the shop on your way back from a dog walk to get essentials.
I dont have the need to do that anymore, but was more afraid when I did have to on occasion {of well meaning } folk reporting my dogs abandoned{happened ..was in shop 10 minutes and they were too..the people} or kids messing about with them while parents looked on ...and my mates getting into to trouble for reacting badly.,Stolen was never an issue cos they would never have gone quietly and blood would have been spilled ..My.terriers. They wont take treats even from people
✅ DOGS ON LEADS ON CLIFFS ✅
Why wouldn’t you❓
I post this same post every year, and will probably continue to do so for a long time. There have already been stories of dogs going over cliffs in 2024 with distraught owners wishing they had put their dog on a lead. Don't let that person be you.
I am gutted with the multiple headlines each year hearing that a dog has gone over a cliff, usually fatally. If not fatally the injuries are often life changing and costly.
If you think your dog is bomb proof, think again. I chatted with someone last year whose dog was badly injured falling from cliffs. She thought there was no way her dog would fall, but it did. She was keen to get out the message, a message she wished someone had pushed at her. 😒
👉 It is totally preventable. There is one simple and cheap answer to the problem of dogs going over cliffs.
A LEAD
📢📢📢 I can’t shout it out loud enough.
PUT YOUR DOG ON A LEAD
I use a long line, or if in a narrower space a 2m training lead which I can shorten if necessary.
If you are not comfortable using a long line, use a shorter lead or practice using a long line AWAY from the cliffs.
Don’t rely on a retractable lead that you might not lock in time or could fail.
Don’t take chances with your dog’s life.
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I would reiterate every word of this post. When dogs are by the sea running, one of their favourite pastimes is 'chasing' flying seagulls. If you have ever watched a dog chasing birds you will notice - THEY DON'T LOOK WHERE THEY ARE RUNNING. That's because they are looking at the bird. Just one of the reasons dogs run off cliff tops. Please use a lead in potentially unsafe places, as your ego with regards to your training abilities is not worth the life of your dog.
Well put. It saddens me every time I hear that it’s happened again. KEEP YOUR DOG ON A LEAD NEAR CLIFF TOPS and STAY HAPPY.